EAeDIP160-7

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ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY reserves

the right to change specifications

without prior notice. Printing and

typographical

errors

reserved.

DISPLAYGRAYSCALE

After the command 'ESC DG 1' the eDIP160 is in grayscale mode. Flashing is no longer possible,

instead the blink mode is used for two grayscales.

Gray colours are generated with the help of the flashing modes 'ESC ZB, UB, GB n1':

n1=0: Black

n1=1: Dark gray

n1=3: light gray

Within strings (ESC ZL, ZC, ZR...), gray characters can be used locally:

Text between two ‘~’ ($7E) are dark gray.

Text between two ‘&’ ($26) are light gray.

In addition rectangular areas can

be filled gray or black postly, with

the use of commands of flashing

areas ('ESC Q...').

DISPLAY BLINK MODE

After power on or the command 'ESC DG 0' the eDIP160 is in blink mode.

Two picture contents are alternatly shown in an adjustable period.

Blink attributs are set by the commands 'ESC ZB, UB, GB n1':

n1=0: no blink

n1=1: On/Off blink

n1=2: blink inverted

n1=3: Off/On blink (phase shifted)

Between strings ('ESC ZL,ZC,ZR. ..), flashing can be activated locally:

Strings between two ‘~’ ($7E) mean blink on/off.

Strings between two ‘&’ ($26) mean blink off/on phase shifted.

Strings between two '@' ($40) mean blink inverted.

In addition you can assign or delete postly an rectangle area a blink

mode, by using the command 'ESC Q...'

MnAutoStart

#TA

;

Terminal

off

#AR

1

;

define

radiogroup

#AE

13

;

define

frame

#AF

CHICAGO14

;

define

touchlabelfont

#AK

place

button

„blink“

#AK

"GRAY"

;

place

button

„gray“

#ZF

SWISS30B

;

select

textfont

#ZC

"~OnOff~|&OffOn&"

;

place

blink

text

#ZC

"~dark~|&light&"

;

place

gray

text

1

;

Flashing

#DG

0

;

grayscalemode

off

->

flashing

possible

2

;

Grayscale

modus

#DG

1

;

grayscalemode

on

->

flashing

impossible

Example code of the hardcopys